PETA drones

[kelu]

http://mashable.com/2013/10/23/peta-drones/

Now, for the first time, I feel the need to buy a shotgun.
"I am not a pterodactyl, do not shoot me."
http://www.halfpasthuman.com/pterodactyl.html

[Remek]

Nothing like interfering with a lawful hunt!

The 12ga will take care of this.

[dorminWS]

Get you some #2 shot; or maybe Ts. And buy a 3.5" magnum; or maybe a 10 gauge. Then you can goose and turkey hunt, too.

[Kreutz]

Rajt added that by using the hobby drone, activists could find out which Massachusetts hunters jumped the gun on their Monday morning expedition, which could not start until "one-half hour before sunrise," according to state regulations. The drone users reported this alleged offense to the local authorities.

Because they can't change the drones internal clock to make the time-stamps earlier than the actual time right?

[dorminWS]

Sounds pretty noisy on the video, but I guess the microphone pickup must be on the drone. If PETA's getting a good discount on them, maybe I'll order one. Seems like a pretty cool toy for $325. Paint doesn't cost much. I could put a sign on it that said "People Eating Tasty Animals". We don't have any real PETAs around here, but I once had them screw up a goose hunt in Maryland (that I was paying $150 per gun per day for with 3 hunters). I bet I could come up with some ways to use it that would really p!ss them off; like maybe ferrying ammunition to dove hunters, finding downed game, and maybe dropping stink bombs on PETA members if they harass hunters; or even filming their illegal interference with hunts.

[dmharvey]

I'm hoping to see one this morning...